More than 400 people, mostly academics, have signed the letter in defense of Marta Havryshko by this moment.

Dear Friends, The Open Letter in My Defense has now received more than 400 signatures. Among them are people from all over the world: scholars, journalists, cultural figures, human rights activists, and all those who understand that injustice for one leads to injustice for all.

Note how radically and rapidly dominant narratives have shifted in just three weeks on key ideological pillars of the war. On Ukraine’s “democracy” after the Zelensky–“anticorruption” conflict. Last week, on the possibility of a negotiated outcome. After insisting Putin would

Exactly. Blaming Syrskyi for the defeats ignores the elephant in the room: the lack of willingness among most Ukrainian men to sacrifice themselves for this state, and the astonishing weakness of its capacity for mobilization—not only in the narrow military sense, but in broader

Among recent shifts in major media discourse—are we now abandoning also the narrative of “united Ukrainians” all wanting the same? We never were united, and today we are likely more fragmented than ever—though not necessarily “divided” along one major cleavage. Yet the

This debate cannot be resolved if NATO is reduced to merely a military alliance, with threats seen only as indeed unlikely direct military attack on a nuclear state—while ignoring its political-economic role in U.S. hegemony, organizing the post-WWII ruling class, to which

"Historian in the Crosshairs": Junge Welt reports on the coordinated campaign of defamation and death threats against Marta Havryshko. jungewelt.de/artikel/506232… Marta Havryshko Moss Robeson 🇵🇸 Volodymyr Ishchenko

«Det er ikke bare å avslutte krigen på ugunstige vilkår som kan føre til ­destabilisering av Ukraina, men også å fortsette den.» Den ukrainske sosiologen Volodymyr Ishchenko tilbyr et perspektiv som savnes på NRK - der en fred framstilles som krise. klassekampen.no/artikkel/2025-…